It's healthier to step back.It's healthier to step back.
There will be repairs today, and there will be selling pressure, because yesterday's confidence blow was still relatively large, so today's high probability trend will be pulled first and then dived, which will be smoother. Look at the specific disk, and the adjustment will not be too big. Be patient, don't rush to the position, just do a good squat posture.There will be repairs today, and there will be selling pressure, because yesterday's confidence blow was still relatively large, so today's high probability trend will be pulled first and then dived, which will be smoother. Look at the specific disk, and the adjustment will not be too big. Be patient, don't rush to the position, just do a good squat posture.As I said yesterday, this gap will be filled with a high probability, otherwise it will leave hidden dangers for the later pull-ups, which will delay the market. The market news is one thing, and the most important thing is that the market has its own operating rules, and foreign objects will only interrupt, but it will not change the trajectory. It must be remembered that 14 2 times of 2% high opening are all low!
As I said yesterday, this gap will be filled with a high probability, otherwise it will leave hidden dangers for the later pull-ups, which will delay the market. The market news is one thing, and the most important thing is that the market has its own operating rules, and foreign objects will only interrupt, but it will not change the trajectory. It must be remembered that 14 2 times of 2% high opening are all low!As I said yesterday, this gap will be filled with a high probability, otherwise it will leave hidden dangers for the later pull-ups, which will delay the market. The market news is one thing, and the most important thing is that the market has its own operating rules, and foreign objects will only interrupt, but it will not change the trajectory. It must be remembered that 14 2 times of 2% high opening are all low!It's healthier to step back.
Strategy guide
12-14
Strategy guide
12-14